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Mr. Marino has several years in banking, which includes Commerce Bank of Kansas City, Commerce Bank of Springfield, Empire Bank, and Boatmen's Bank.
He received his degree from the Graduate School of Banking and the designation of Certified Commercial Lender.
Following his career in banking, and for the past nineteen years, he has been the owner of Greenlawn Fertilizer of Springfield.
Mr. Marino is a graduate of the University of Missouri at Kansas City where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics.
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Springfield Trust Co.
 Springfield Trust Co. Investment ManagersFinance Springfield Trust Co.'s equity selection process is based on a 'best of class' approach that seeks to identify the best companies in each industry within each sector of the S&P 500. Each industry is analyzed to find companies with the following characteristics: (1) the best positive or improving trend in fundamentals (2) a high percentile ranking score using the firm's internal scoring method (3) positive earnings and increases in estimated earnings (4) good technical strength and (5) price performance and return potential that is twice the downside risk. Companies identified through this process are further evaluated using external research services | Geschäftsführer | 31.12.2007 |
| COMMERCE BANCSHARES, INC. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
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